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‘All the usual channels of support have been curtailed’: How the pandemic has reshaped our experience of grief Olivia Petter © Provided by The Independent
Grief is complicated, and everyone experiences it differently. But it’s usually something people go through alone, even when family or close friends are also mourning the loss. The coronavirus crisis has taken the lives of more than 127,000 people in the UK, in turn turning grief into a collective experience as opposed to an individual one.
Restrictions have also made it harder – and in many cases impossible – to say goodbye to loved ones, with limitations imposed on everything from hospital visits to funerals. The democratising aspect of the pandemic has meant that few have been spared these difficulties.
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Grief is complicated, and everyone experiences it differently. But it’s usually something people go through alone, even when family or close friends are also mourning the loss. The coronavirus crisis has taken the lives of more than 127,000 people in the UK, in turn turning grief into a collective experience as opposed to an individual one
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Restrictions have also made it harder – and in many cases impossible – to say goodbye to loved ones, with limitations imposed on everything from hospital visits to funerals. The democratising aspect of the pandemic has meant that few have been spared these difficulties.
United-kingdomUnited-statesSwitzerlandEdinburghCity-ofAmericanSwissPenny-junorWindsor-castleJohn-wilsonLorraine-sherrMental-health-clinic